Seminars that Fulfill WAY-FR
Formal Reasoning (FR)
The formal sciences comprise those branches of knowledge concerned with the development, understanding, and manipulation of symbols based on formal rules. This area forms the underpinning of decision making and analysis in many fields. Refining formal reasoning skills will enhance your ability to respond to the challenges posed by an increasingly complex world.
You’ll need to take one course in Formal Reasoning (FR).
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Linguistic Meaning and the Law | Cleo Condoravdi |
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Mathematics of Knots, Braids, Links, and Tangles | Wojciech Wieczorek |
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Proofs and Modern Mathematics | Andras Vasy, Laura Fredrickson |
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WAY-FR |
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